New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

LARGE PARTY OF rRKsH-AIR CHILDREN sTAR'

A LARGE PARTY OF FRRsH-AIR CHILDREN SIAHf
FOR VERMONT AND NEw-HAMPsHIRE
The rumor that FrcshAir party was to meet In the
Gospel Chapel at Marcy and Park aves., Brooklyn
attracted large crowd to the main Of the chapel
Yesterday Besides the children Of the party host OF
friends and relatives had assembled and considerable
number Of people collected In the room from msVes Oh
curiosity The objects Of interest. however, were the
los bright and exueetant children wno as the peh-
efciaries of THE TRIBUNE FreshA Fund.- were grouped
in the central ases and were universally regarded as
the heroes or the occasion. Dr. James ingalls, ana DE-
James g. King were in attendance in the capacity OF
medical examiners and each child after responding 10
its name was subjected to m Individual examination
with view to ascertaining II there were any evidences
of contagon infection or uncleanness in the party
The examination satisfactory, and ooth pnys'cana
agreed that the children remarkably free from any
cause which should deny them the benefits OF the Fund
Previous this medical examination, and during the
week. Miss Tyson, who had organic the party and an
assistant visited each house for the precautionary
purpose Of selecting party which should be unooJeo-
tonabe on the grounds OF cleanliness and freedom rom
disease These children selected from the neighbor.
boys and girls are attendants OF the mission wncn rs
ch1rch Tie actual selection Of this arty of l0s ehil
dren made by Miss Tyson, who Is conmecsgE w,.n
cessfu in organizing these parties As pr0CL o. .Is
fact may mentioned that In the towns TO wnlcn Miss
qsnera na es for return Of the children Last
Mss TYSON sent Fresh Air parties to Br stteDoro W,
and this party from the Gospel Chapel was seectou W
response to the special demand made upon ner
from that region. ,.,, A..
After the preliminary details had been arranged the
party left the chapel for the Norwich Line az
At this point the Brooklyn party was SIM a' ,S
by additions various sources unu the
total number OF The party amounted 70 Too . th
four attendants who will accompany and dlrect inc
movements OF the children. The party VIII arrIye az
Brattleboro. W.T. shortly after o'clock this morning,
and from this point the children VIII be distributed 70
various places In Vermont and New iialnpslire Ing
for the entertainment ana ustIioutou "
the children have been mainly under tne airect0nv VI
William II. Fuller, secretary OF the Young Men Sm.s
Air worker The following people viii entertain tne
children for two weeks at the various places:
Walpole n H-Mrs Charles Houghoon, Miss MAY
aoGgtoH ws W TSs Mr. M. %enry Hooshton
sarah Ball. Mrs Moses Watkins. - ~ ~ NJ.
Wilmington, yt-Mrs A. w Rice hrS TEiasscIi Mrs
A. Rice Mrs. Alvin Batchefer Mrs LOUIS n.S pnrS
Phletus Haynes Mrs James Wheeler Mra wa,ss n''u'
Westnsd vt-A J. Miller Brown; simeon s hi'shS T1
seldom Hitchcock Mrs r. H. Wright Z. w. Miller, l. fcan-
f. cIsssmon, AM Nv q Williams o. Jenkins Dr.
Houehton AFRO j. Mann. Henry = ss6y f. " nm mmi
Lewis Alexander McDufee, the Rev. '" W. oa'np'e"
Xekworth n M-Mrs Potter. MIRA Charles Davis. Mrs
ChIttenden Mrs Dexter. Mrs Red Mrs = Iayior m.s
Hams ssisons MIRA f. A. Kinssoury and ia onAre'
Wiismsville vt-Mrs J. II. Merriaeld. Mrs A. NJ MsrTi
field, Mrs O. b. williams. Mrs L. NJ suatton' MO " @
Bailey and A. H. Stratton. 49,. 49,. IL Ca.
West Marlboro. VIC NJ Corbett and Miss Mary T. spen
sauna IcusSnG.rrT VIZ Meliendy Chandler Gale
Mrs George A. Barnard Josiah Price and MIS- fred
Hnsdais N H-Mra A. A. Bailey, Mrs. William Royce
'h BraitIsDSro vt-Mrs Eosco. Fisher and Mrs Marsh
Warren Vt-Mrs NJ. f. Perkins
vt-Miss Jennie Earnnam